offline, and yeah mostly redundant stuff… sorry, I thought you wanted a backup just to make the OS change but I think I read you wrong.

I have two external hdd drives for backup

People don’t like crypto around here - me neither, the only thing I know about crypto privacy is that samurai-thing whose owner was arrested on bogus claims of money laundering

“Helped” is a very proactive term, they didn’t even comply to the FBI request, the FBI had to get a court order from the Swiss government. The title could as easily say it was the user that helped the FBI unmask him by giving personal information that wasn’t required.

No. Proton followed Swiss court orders to hand over data from a user, and the user had used his own credit card to pay for Proton instead of any of the available anonymous methods.

After commercial OS have age verification they will remove it from the programs because the age was already verified, right? (Padme asking Anakin)

FOSS people are so ungrateful!

ps: don’t.

send pull requests using vibe coding :)

Awesome, congrats

Man, Benn Jordan made an awesome video about this!
https://youtu.be/W_F4rEaRduk?t=930

I’ve never used it, but I saw it being highly recommended before https://cryptpad.org/about/

I tried the link in another browser that is not logged on lemmy and the links were there… the blog name is “apocalyptic head” and the tag “just art”, so I presume they are censoring blogspot

:O
Here they are normal so I guess it’s your instance, perhaps it censors blogspot links? try to see this post through my instance https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/64220369

A mix of artstation, instagram and devianart profiles for modern artists, a few with their own personal sites, and online galleries and art wiki for older artists… I have thousands of random art I liked saved on my HDD, and I used to share them randomly on this blog (which was a backup of a Facebook page but included content that got zucked) https://apocalyptichead.blogspot.com/search/label/%23 Just Art
(and here there’s a list of the artists I had posted so far https://apocalyptichead.blogspot.com/p/art.html - but I had thousands more pictures to post before dropping Facebook and that Google blog)

Oh, before “setting in”, test out all the sites you need to use regularly, because of its hardened fingerprinting protection webgl and webgpu are disable, also canvas and other scripts, and I believe they completely stripped the browser DRM checks, so some streaming services won’t work as well.

It needs a bit of fine tuning for daily use, but it’s nothing cryptic: If you don’t want to save all cookies, then you gotta add exception to sites you want to stay connected to (unless you are ok with having to login every time you enter a site). I think saving history is disabled by default, and this is quite inconvenient. You also gotta allow saving passwords if you want the browser to have them.

I’m here saying Proton has servers in 127 countries and they are widely different, so how do you decide to which ones they are “tied” (protip: They are tied to none, getting an exit node in a country benefit users from the countries next to it, and it also opens that country’s geolocked content to the world). Get a brain.

Proton has servers in both Russia and Ukraine, and neither means Proton has ties with their governments. If you want to expand an Israel boycott to anyone doing business with any company from Israel then ok, but the word “ties” seems to imply some involvement or complicity with a government/regime/ideology, like they are connected to anything said place is doing.

Proton has servers in 127 countries, including Cuba, Russia, Venezuela… do they all count as ties?